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It works on the principle that a substance causing symptoms in a healthy person can, in very small doses, treat similar symptoms in a sick person.

No reported side effects

Homoeopathy fits into the class of therapeutic methods that augment the body's own defenses. The basis of homoeopathy suggests that a micro dose of a substance will heal whatever pattern of symptoms this substance causes in large dose. This principle is also observed in the use of vaccinations and allergy treatments, though homoeopathic medicines are both considerably smaller and safer and more individualized to the person they are being used to treat. Although homoeopathic medicines stimulate the body's own defenses, how they do so remains a mystery. One study published in the European Journal of Pharmacology showed that a homoeopathic medicine, Silicea stimulated macrophages (macrophages are a part of the body's immune system which engulf bacteria and foreign substances). How or why Silicea was able to have this action or why exceedingly small doses of it are so active is unknown. Homoeopathic medicine do not simply stimulate the body's immune system to treat sick people, for they can also calm it when this is necessary for the healing of the individual. An example of this latter effect was observed in a study of the homoeopathic treatment of people with rheumatoid arthritis, a condition which is considered an auto-immune illness. People with auto-immune ailments suffer because their body's immune system is over-active and it attacks the person's own cells, not just bacteria, viruses, or foreign substances.

No specific expect consumption of raw onion and garlic and very strong coffee. Also if possible avoid consuming pungent food. 30 min gap.

Yes, it is often considered gentle and is commonly used for children and during pregnancy, but only under professional supervision.